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ASL Essentials: True or False QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of ASL basics. by Evelyn 1 Most Deaf people use written English as their written language. Yes No 2 There is no single standard way to write ASL; multiple notation systems exist. Yes No 3 ASL uses the same word order as English. Yes No 4 ASL uses hand shapes, movement, and facial expressions to convey meaning. Yes No 5 Learning the American Manual Alphabet helps you fingerspell names and places. Yes No 6 ASL is used by Deaf people in the United States and in English-speaking parts of Canada. Yes No 7 ASL is not just English with gestures; it has different word order and grammar. Yes No 8 For clear signing, wear solid color clothing that contrasts with your skin tone. Yes No 9 ASL is a language with its own grammar and word order. Yes No 10 Facial expressions are integral to ASL and can affect the meaning of signs. Yes No

ASL Essentials: True or False QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of ASL basics.

by Evelyn

Most Deaf people use written English as their written language.

Yes

There is no single standard way to write ASL; multiple notation systems exist.

Yes

ASL uses the same word order as English.

Yes

ASL uses hand shapes, movement, and facial expressions to convey meaning.

Yes

Learning the American Manual Alphabet helps you fingerspell names and places.

Yes

ASL is used by Deaf people in the United States and in English-speaking parts of Canada.

Yes

ASL is not just English with gestures; it has different word order and grammar.

Yes

For clear signing, wear solid color clothing that contrasts with your skin tone.

Yes

ASL is a language with its own grammar and word order.

Yes

Facial expressions are integral to ASL and can affect the meaning of signs.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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ASL Essentials: True or False QuizOnline version

by Evelyn

Most Deaf people use written English as their written language.

There is no single standard way to write ASL; multiple notation systems exist.

ASL uses the same word order as English.

ASL uses hand shapes, movement, and facial expressions to convey meaning.

Learning the American Manual Alphabet helps you fingerspell names and places.

ASL is used by Deaf people in the United States and in English-speaking parts of Canada.

ASL is not just English with gestures; it has different word order and grammar.

For clear signing, wear solid color clothing that contrasts with your skin tone.

ASL is a language with its own grammar and word order.

Facial expressions are integral to ASL and can affect the meaning of signs.

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